This architectural object represents an inner courtyard with distinctly southern styling characteristics. The facade is painted in an olive-green color, creating an organic connection with the abundant vegetation around it. The characteristic terracotta-red door and staircase serve as accent elements, adding dynamics to the entire composition.
Particularly noteworthy is the open terracotta barbecue structure with a chimney, which becomes the architectural dominant of the space. Metal supports holding the upper tier and covered with ivy form a pergola that creates an interplay of light and shadow in the area. The facade materials form an interesting contrast: the soft green of the walls is juxtaposed with warm terracotta elements, while the light-colored floor tiles unite all components into a single harmonious composition.
The facade design actively utilizes the principle of vertical gardening, where plants become not just a complement but an important architectural element that softens the geometric lines of the structure. This technique can be successfully applied when designing your own home, creating "living walls" that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also improve the microclimate of the space.